The Fall Off is one of the most anticipated hip-hop albums of the decade. Announced by J. Cole as the final chapter of his legendary run, the album has generated massive online buzz, rumors, and speculation across the hip-hop community.
On January 14, 2026, Cole released a trailer for The Fall-Off and announced it would be released on February 6, 2026. The same day, he released the single “Disc 2 Track 2”, implying that The Fall-Off would be a double album.
Fans worldwide are searching for updates on release dates, tracklists, leaks, and official listening options—and here’s everything we currently know.
Album Information
Album Name: The Fall Off
Artist: J. Cole
Genre: Hip-Hop / Rap
Label: Dreamville / Interscope
Status: Unreleased
Expected Release: February 6, 2026
J. Cole has described The Fall Off as a deeply personal and career-defining project, intended to close an era that began with The Come Up.
🕵️ Leak & Rumor Status (⚠️ Google-Safe)
Despite widespread online rumors, no confirmed full album leak has been verified as of now.
Many websites claim ZIP or RAR files, but fans should be cautious—most of these files are fake, incomplete, or unsafe.
We will update this page only if official previews, singles, or announcements are released.
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📜 Possible Tracklist (Speculative)
J. Cole has not released an official tracklist yet. However, fans speculate the album may include:
Previously teased unreleased tracks
New Dreamville collaborations
Reflective, lyrical storytelling similar to 2014 Forest Hills Drive
Tracklist will be updated once officially announced.
🎧 How to Listen (Official & Legal)
When released, The Fall Off will be available on:
Spotify
Apple Music
YouTube Music
Amazon Music
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🚀 Why The Fall Off Matters
This album is expected to mark:
The end of J. Cole’s main album run
A defining moment in modern hip-hop
One of the most talked-about rap releases in recent years
Fans see it as J. Cole’s mic-drop moment.
